Las Vegas headliner Jay White is one of the world’s most convincing recreations of Neil Diamond. White has been paying homage to Neil Diamond for…
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Planning for a budget slow travel trip
Budget Slow Travel By Patrick Robertson Most of the world has decided to live with COVID-19 and other strains that are popping up and to…
Travelling in the Time of Covid
Slow Budget Travel By Patrick Robertson The travel restriction for non-essential travel to the USA was lifted on February 28. We heard the announcement on…
Changes to come in a post COVID-19 world
“Perspectives,” by Gerry Warner Op-Ed Commentary “It’s a new normal.” How many times have you heard that phrase the past two months and gritted your…
Luke McMaster brings Icons of Soul March 2
Key City Theatre is set to be jumping March 2 with Luke McMaster and the sounds of Motown. Featuring the result of recent collaborations with…
“We lived while others didn’t”
Dan Savage was among the 22,000 concertgoers who came under murderous fire Oct. 1 in Las Vegas. Dan, son of Cranbrook resident David Savage, was…
There ain’t no easy way out
Kootenay Crust By Ian Cobb I want to be sad. Just heard that Tom Petty has died; age 66, sounds like a heart thing. Makes…
Citizenship Awards presented to local students
A highlight of the Canada 150 celebrations in Cranbrook was the presentation of Canada Day Citizenship Awards to local youth. City of Cranbrook Acting Mayor…
Kootenay Kings keep arm wrestling alive
Arm wrestling is once again a thriving sport in Cranbrook. The Kootenay Kings Arm Wrestling Club has been around for 25 years and currently has…
Local impresses in first International Pro Competition
Cranbrook wakeboarder Colden Thompson proved he has what it takes to compete on the pro circuit after putting in an impressive set of runs in…